Posted on Mar 26, 2019

Artificial Intelligence (AI) and real-life examples of machine learning are suddenly showing up everywhere. Today, machines can operate in a way that mimics, assists, and in some cases replaces the need for human thought and action. With AI, computers prepare to do things by processing large volumes of information, and then picking up on patterns in the data.  In this way, "trained" devices might relieve humans from many ordinary tasks. They just need to adjust to new scenarios based on past occurrences. Robots are, indeed, doing what humans have traditionally done for retail stores: alerting shoppers to trip hazards and performing janitorial duties. Next up: self-driving deliveries and origami grocery baggers. In addition to retail, the key vertical markets for AI include transit, search marketing, financial technology, healthcare, and countless more.  Major corporations developing AI applications include the iconic printing company IBM. How Will AI Change the Print Industry? AI ...